How To Be Social | Socialite Spotlight Some people introduce themselves with a résumé; Ay Kaye introduces himself with a shrug and a smile. Ask who he is outside of the music, the work, and the brand, and he keeps it simple: just a typical guy, living an atypical life. He grew up in a community filled with love and support, and that foundation shows up in everything he does; he is an artist who believes the people around you shape the life in front of you, and who is in the m

Some artists pass through a community. Others are woven into it. Cameron McCloud, the frontman of Dallas collective Cure for Paranoia, is woven into ours. Before the national tours and the trophy shelf, Cameron was a Socialite with How To Be Social, showing up for the rooms we built when the rooms were small and the belief was big. He performed at an HTBS event in those early days, and our founder, Hannah Jewel Clark, later wrote about him for the Dallas Observer. Her March 2

How To Be Social | Socialite Spotlight Some artists build a band; Eric is building a room everyone wants to be in. The Dallas musician behind Overshare describes himself in three strokes; earnest authenticity, levity whenever possible, and a little bit of tenderness, and everything he makes seems to run on them. He grew up in Plano, started college on a pre-med track, and did not pick up music seriously until he was 21; a few years later he is running a treated home studio, h